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We have with us now. We haven't happened for a while, but he's one of my favorite guys, James Corbett.

He's founder of the Corbett Report. That's with two T's online. And we're talking

about something interesting. The World War I conspiracy, the lead up to World War I. And I've

heard so many people now, many people compare the times that we are living in now to pre-World War I when people

kind of stumbled into an ungodly world war. James Corbett, welcome to Fallons. Thank you for having me

back. Pleasure to be back and talking to you as always. So let's talk about, you've done a video

won't it? So let's talk about what you found. The 100th anniversary of World War I, and James has a great video out that I watched entitled

The World War I Conspiracy, where he goes through the history of a lot of the lead-up to World War I.

So James, why don't you just kind of briefly give us an intro of that video and kind of some of the things you covered there

well let me start by turning it back around on you guys if you were to give the

one sentence some summarization the sound bite that you would hear on any

newscast of how world war one started how did it start it's it was the shot

heard around the world

archduke.

There you go.

Sarajevo, June 28th, 1914, the assassination of the Archduke, Franz Ferdinand.

And because of that, there was, well, the Austrians were mad at the Serbs, and then the

Serbs called on Russia and the Austrians called in Germany and Betabing, Bedabin World War I, right? I mean, that's basically what we all learn in high school or wherever we learn about World War I,

and that's pretty much the soundbite summary.

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